AR 600-77: ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OF WOUNDED, ILL, OR INJURED…

AR 600-77 — index record

Number	AR 600-77
Title	ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT OF WOUNDED, ILL, OR INJURED SOLDIERS
Published	March 5, 2019
Office of primary responsibility	G-1
Issued by	Headquarters, Department of the Army
Status on the index	Active
Unit of issue	PDF P
Source index	Army Publishing Directorate
Index last read	October 20, 2026

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This regulation prescribes Soldiers by their chain of command and of this regulation and establishment of com- policy, procedures, and administrative medical providers and to request active mand and local forms are prohibited with- guidance for the management and support duty orders for the purpose of medical care out prior approval from the Deputy Chief of of wounded, ill, or injured Soldiers. and/or processing. Staff, G–1 (DAPE–MPE), 300 Army Pen- Wounded, ill, or injured Soldiers are ad- tagon, Washington, DC 20310–0300. Applicability. This regulation applies ministratively and medically managed by to the Regular Army, the Army National Suggested improvements. Users are the Soldiers' organic command, State and Guard/Army National Guard of the United invited to send comments and suggested Territory (for Army National Guard), re- States, and the U.S. Army Reserve, unless improvements on DA Form 2028 (Recom- gional support commands (for U.S. Army otherwise stated. mended Changes to Publications and Blank Reserves), U.S. Army Human Resources Forms) directly to Deputy Chief of Staff,

Chapter 1 Generalp. 1
Section I Introductionp. 1
Section II Responsibilitiesp. 1
Chapter 2 References to Statutes, Department of Defense Instructions and Duty Status Programsp. 6
Section I Federal Legal Foundations and Department of Defense Guidancep. 6
Section II Reserve Component Duty Status Programsp. 8
Chapter 3 Eligibility and Application Processes for Medical Care of Wounded, Ill, and Injured Soldiersp. 9
Section I Eligibility Criteriap. 9
Section II Retiree recalls, retention beyond mandatory removal date, and sanctuaryp. 14
Section III Resubmissions, appeals, and exceptions to policy for Reserve Component Duty Status Programsp. 15
Section IV Warrior Transition Unit Assignment or Attachmentp. 18
Section V Regular Army, Active Guard Reserve, and Reserve Component additional eligibility instructionsp. 19
Chapter 4 Application processes for medical care of wounded, ill and injured senior grade Soldiersp. 24
Chapter 5 Ordersp. 24
Chapter 6 Personnel and Pay Actionsp. 30
Section I Personnel Functionsp. 30
Section II Pay and Entitlementsp. 32
Section III Supply and Logisticsp. 33
Chapter 7 Return to Duty, Release from Active Duty, Separation, and Retirementp. 35
Section I Return to Dutyp. 35
Section II Separationp. 37
Chapter 8 Benefitsp. 40
Chapter 9 Support Sections, Agencies, and Organizationsp. 40
Chapter 10 Special Compensation for Assistance with Activities of Daily Livingp. 43

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